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ANGRY OVER COMMUNIST CHARGE

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Corwin: “l am not a Communist . . . not a follow traveler.”

March: "Most absurd tiling I've ever hoard of."

Robinson: "This madness ought to stop."

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ANGRY RETORTS poured aon. the nation after a report to the FBI from "Confidential Informant No. 40i!" was road at espionage trial of Judith Copton in Washington. The report named radio producer Norman Corwin, actors Kn !ric March and Edward G. Robinson and many others of national note, as Communists, former Communists, fellow travelers,'•front” oiganization numbers. (International)

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JINTED ambassador to hot-spot Moscow, Adml. Alan G. i ; ith administered by Protocol Chief Raymond G. ►u department in Washingtom 'International)

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NEW PRESIDENT of the Pennsylvania railroad, Walter S. Franklin (left) confers in Philadelphia with the retiring president, Martin W. Clement, who becomes board chairman. Franklin had been executive vice president. (International Soundphoto)

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t < l of the Ur;ted Mine Workers, sits down in • pii.ientatives of “Big Steel’s" coal-producing ■ wn minutes aftci the afternoon session berecessed until June 2.'i. A joint announcement my progress. (International)

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IN ENGLAND a 29-year-old ! parrot named Harry laid an egg i and promptly became Harriet. Harriet must be an odd sort of female indeed, for, with all that ability to talk, she kept her secret 28 years! ! • ! , Dust from the Sahara desert has been falling on London. \ Turn about being (air play. : Londoners should export to At- \ rica some of their fog. ! ! ! The age of a salmon, according to a news item, can be told by counting its scales. Be a lot , easier just to ask the salmon. i i t The Russian invention claims now include electric lights, radio, motion pictures, the telephone, the naval torpedo, the

tractor and penicillin. They also have invented the practice of claiming to have invented the inventions of others. ! 1 ! Statistics show that the average American smoked 2J80 cigarets last year. Interesting to know how many of 'em were mooched. t * t A scientist soys women today are taller, heftier, stronger. Before it's too late he'd better add "and prettier." ! ! ! A Toronto alderman protests that city’s zoo making a trade of two llamas for three mouflon. A mouflon is a Corsican sheep. Apparently, the city father fears the zoo may have the wool pulled over it* ayes.

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High Cost Of Plant Defended

WASHINGTON, June 10. j i I’P) The Atomic Energy Commission today defemted the higli cost of its Hanford, Wash., plutonitint plaat on the ground that national security warranted the

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PROTESTING "I WANT MY MOTHER," film actress Lila Lei’ils is unweleomed into tlie arms of the law at Beverly Hills, i d . her third such setto so far this year. This time she wan arr ted on a charge of bring drunk in an automobile after a restaurant reftr ed to si rve her and two friends, Jean Ford (right) and Beverly is nj. min In the spring Lila served 50 days on a narcotics charge, and .eon after release was involved in an auto accident while driving a friend's ! car. She received suspended sentence. (fnt rnation..I Sonndnhoto)

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CALIFORNIA'.* entrant In tlie annual "Miss America" beauty pageant at Atlantic City, N ,vill be 17-yoar-old Jone Ann Pedersen, Santa Rosa blonde. Sh£ is shown winning the finals at Santa Cruz. (I nut national)

WATCHING PROCEEDINGS at Milwaukee, Wis, In trial of Milton Babich In slaying of nis bride s younger sister, 16-year-old Patricia Birmingham, to "scare her into silence"' over the then unwed KatLleen Birmingham’s pregnancy: (from left) Mrs. Albert Birmingham, victims mu’.h-i. Ru h Miller, friend of the Birmingham girls: Kathleen, now 18 and Bahleh's wife; Mrs FnMm Hnbieh defendant s mother. If convicted Babich could get a life sentence. (Intelnational Soandthoto)

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